One of the top, if not THE top tourist attractions in Oslo and justifiably so. It's absolutely amazing and every single sculpture is a true masterpiece as you can see in this review. Highly recommended!!

A fascinating and enthralling park in the city of Oslo. The sculptures in the park depict every aspect of human life - young, old, male, female, angry, sad, heroic, emotional, pensive and more. While the sculptures are naked, they do not appear vulgar or crass. It was a worthwhile two hours' walk around the park to appreciate the art pieces

A huge park with lots of walking and biking trails, and grassy areas for relaxing or picnics. Also, the central part of the park is the Vigeland Park and sculpture garden, featuring the largest garden collection of sculptures in the world. Park entrance is free. There are several subway and tram stops nearby, and it’s about a 10 minute ride in the tram from downtown. Be sure to visit while you’re in Oslo!

Beautiful outdoor park full of statues and amazing outdoor spaces to relax and enjoy. I especially appreciated the easy tram and bus connections to allow easy access to the park from the rest of the city!

Sculpture park in the Frogner Park with more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland (1869–1943) in bronze, granite and cast iron, including The Angry Boy, The Monolith and The Wheel of Life. Vigeland was also responsible for the design and architectural outline of the park, which is one of Norway's top tourist attractions, with more than one million annual visitors. The park is free to enter and open all year round, 24 hours a day.

Best collection of granite sculpture by a single artist that I've ever seen. It's a credit to the people of Norway that entrance is free and open to everyone. Note that loads of group tours (cruise passengers) appeared mid-morning, but early morning was a lovely stroll with locals jogging and walking their dogs.

Impressive and quite moving sculptural work. Family friendly surrounding gardens. Recommended if you visit Oslo.

This park was amazing. The stone sculptures were truly unique..this is a must see in Oslo, Norway if you visit. Our guide was fantastic and having someone there to explain it made it even better. A must see!

Beautiful park with great structures and sculptures

One of the most visited place in Oslo and worth visiting I must say. Beautiful sculptures, amazing landscapes and quiet an opportunity to click good pictures.

Great place to be with friends or family or just to walk, ride a bike or skate. Don't forget to bring yesterday's bread to feed swans and ducks

The most important atraction in Oslo.You mudt see it

This was an awesome stop on our cruise ship excursion. Containing a number of sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. As it says in Wikipedia: Gustav Vigeland occupies a special position among Norwegian sculptors, both in the power of his creative imagination and in his productivity. Much of that imagination as well as productivity is on display in this park.

Waren zum zweiten Mal in den Park. Die skulpturen sind sehr beeindruckend. Der Park ist wunderschön angelegt. Leider haben wir es im Sommer noch nicht geschafft herauskommen, wenn alles grün ist und alle Blumen blühen.

This place is amazing…. Loved it … check it out

Nice park with a lot of statues. The park is big and clean. The only downside is, that it's quite far from the city center.

My goodness! The sheer size of the park with its art installation is a must visit for anyone who likes calm, peaceful walk. If there is a rainy moment, even better! Carry your raincoats , try and spot swans, squirrels and not to forget the endless flower display. The air is so fresh that you can’t have enough 😊

Famous park with lots of statues of people from bronze or granite, some in weird poses.Basically classic art. There was.a whole lot of visitors, but it was pleasing experience.

Great place to walk and relax. Lots of plant life and sculptures from the famous Gustav Vigeland. Be prepared to see a lot of phallic statues, it's Europe.

The most popular and best tourist attraction that Oslo offers, in my esteemed opinion 😁🥰 Not only ate the sculptures breathtakingly beautiful but the park itself is boasts such beautiful well thought out landscaping. A place to fully enjoy nature, have a picnic, play a game ,take walks and more ❤️🙏🏼💪☺️👍

The park features a wide collection of granite sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. Excellent place for anyone that loves nature and wants to take walk around a lovely view. The park is well maintained park and has picnic tables, cafes and an open exhibition. Make sure to visit when in Oslo - since the entrance is also free

The most beautiful park I’ve ever seen from all our global trips. It has very powerful messages of art. It was absolutely epic to see jaw dropping sculptures installations by Gustav Vigeland in bronze and granite. You can take the hop on hop off tour bus here, local line 12 tramway or bus route 20 and enjoy art and nature in the park.

My favourite park in Oslo without any doubts. This park is a must see in Oslo with all its sculptures and natural beauties. I would definitely recommend you to visit here:)

Wow especially in autumn 😍😍🍁🍂

BEAUTIFUL gate entrance to a lovely park. Contains children's playgrounds and wonderful places for dog walking/spotting. The sculptures are magnificent views of the human form. Definitely worth a visit when you are in Oslo. One train away from city hall.

Beautiful park close to restaurants and bars. The park has a lake with a coffee house and in the other side you can take some pictures of the sculptures

Nice park in the middle of Oslo. Possibilities to have a swim at frognerbadet. Big park

Beautifully maintained park at the heart of Oslo with plenty of gardens, historical landmarks, picnic tables, grass fields, cafes, and an open exhibition of Vigeland’s numerous sculptures and artistic installations. Perfect for a day of outdoor activities.

It gets too crowded sometimes in the center. It could be useful to explore the entire park to find some good spots to sit or take pictures. Generally, there are naked sculptures all over and some of them are quite famous

It was really nice experience. There are a lot of statues and sculptures. We went in the evenings but still there is good visibility and we were amazed by the talents of artists. Entrance is free and it is connected by bus and tram lines so you can easily get there from Oslo. Also there is a nearby car parking.

There are lots of nice sculptures and a nice walk through the park and near the river. Much smaller than expected so it is easy to walk through and appreciate all the art work

Expansive park with some deeply moving sculptures and other downright weird ones. Park is free to visit. The sculptures show a wide range of situations and many show a lot of emotion. The craftsmanship behind them is astounding within itself. Definitely worth a visit.

An excellent park full of valuable sculptures in the heart of Oslo. Everything is very well cared for and preserved. Ornamental plants decorate the environment, and a great water that calls for calm. Besides, a very well placed coffee shop where you can take a break after 11am.

Beautiful park you can walk around for free. There's a huge playground onsite for children as well. The statues are fun to look at, it's a bit of a walk but it's mostly paved. Enjoyed my time there, can't wait to go back!

Whilst not the first time I've visited the park, it is nevertheless beautiful and well maintained. I would recommend a visit to anyone and everyone.

Absolutely you will see amusing arts inside the park . If your vacation destination is Norway Oslo city I recommended you must visit this historical park. Thank you!!!

One of the best place to visit in Oslo. It's a great place to walk with family and enjoy beautiful artwork in the park.

Absolutely beautiful, well kept even with all the snow. Lots of statues to admire and a lovely little café/restaurant that served the best hot chocolate I've ever had.

Very friendly and bog park to visit, many statues with very interesting forms, for some might be a little controversial but overall a nice park to walk around.

Large park in the centre of Oslo, filled with sculptures - a FREE outdoor art gallery. Kept vlean and tidy, plenty of green spaces for games or sunbathing. Big climbing frame and swings for the kids. Restaurant at the entrance overpriced and poor value, so take your own snacks/lunch. Maybe try the one in the centre of the park, it may be better.

Frogner park is Oslo's largest park, covered with statues of sculptor Gustav Vigeland. Accessible for free, is kept clean and busy with a fair amount of tourists. The park also has the Oslo Museum, which, at our time of visit, lot of tourists skip. This museum is accessible with Oslo Pass for free.

Norway most famous park, Vigelandsparken! Must see

Interesting sculpture park to walk around and have great views from the top via walking up stairs. There was a mini concert in the part when we attended so I guess there’s occasional events held. Tram stop rights in front of it.

The largest sculpture park in the world. Here You can see amazing and very provocative sculptures. If you are in Oslo you can’t skip it. Recommend.

We arrived in the rain but it was still a lovely walk around the sculptures. Free to do if your travelling as a family too!!! Cafes are available within the park too

While being there I wasn’t sure what to feel, there was so much in my head and it wasn’t all good ;) After visit I was reading a lot about the artist and his art and understood more his visions. I recommend to gather some information before you go there. Size of the whole installation is huge, I can’t imagine process of planning and making it to be real. Inspiring and making to think.

My visit to Frogner Park was a delightful experience filled with natural beauty, intriguing sculptures, and a refreshing open-air ambiance. The park's vast expanse provided ample space to explore and unwind. The park's standout feature was undoubtedly the impressive waterfall, which added a touch of grandeur to the surroundings. The sound of rushing water created a soothing atmosphere, and the sight of the cascading falls was a sight to behold. The park's well-maintained flower beds added a vibrant burst of colors, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal. It was a joy to stroll through the park, surrounded by the pleasant fragrance of blooming flowers. The sculptures scattered throughout the park were intriguing and sparked curiosity. While personal taste may vary, I found them to be an interesting addition to the park's artistic character. One sculpture that stood out to me was the crying baby on the bridge—it evoked a unique emotional response and left a lasting impression. It's worth noting that there is a small fee to access the park's restroom facilities, priced at 20 NOK or $1.85. While this may be an inconvenience for some, the fee contributes to the park's maintenance and cleanliness. Overall, I highly recommend visiting Frogner Park. Its combination of natural beauty, captivating sculptures, and the opportunity to enjoy fresh air in an open setting make it a worthwhile destination. Take a leisurely stroll, appreciate the artistic expressions, and immerse yourself in the park's serene atmosphere. In conclusion, I found my experience in Frogner Park to be enjoyable and enriching. The park's stunning waterfall, lovely flowers, and thought-provoking sculptures create a unique and memorable visit. Don't miss the chance to explore this gem and discover its artistic charm for yourself.

Nice and huge park, I spent several hours walking around and it was great experience discovering all of the sculptures present there

Ein sehr schöner Park mit vielen Statuen. Bei Touristen und Einheimischen sehr beliebt. Meine Meinung nach muss man diesen Park bei einem Besuch von Oslo besichtigen.

Wirklich ein malerischer Park mit unglaublich vielen Skulpturen. Ein Muss beim Oslo-Besuch!

Toller Park. Gut gepflegt. Ruhig. Skulpturen toll zum Anschauen.

Ein wunderschöner Park mit hunderten von Skulpturen. Wer nach Oslo fährt muss auch in diesen Park.

Wunderschön zu spazieren und einen doppelten Espresso zu trinken ( 4,30€)

A beautiful and huge park that I enjoyed very much. Dozens of statues around and it will be nice to have a good tour leader with you to tell you the whole story behind the sculptures and the architect! Other than that is one of the biggest parks I have ever been and very clean! Highly recommend it if you visit Oslo. 👍

Great place to visit in Oslo.

Because Athens' parks are very mediocre add the best. when I saw that park for me was out of this world 😁. A must

Many many interesting statues, nice autumn park, must see in Oslo

After an autumn visit to Norway's wilderness and it's endless dark green Fir trees it was refreshing and uplifting to find a park full of Deciduous trees cloaked red and gold in Oslo.

Beautiful park with breathtaking sculptures. Great place to visit when you're in Oslo.

Park showcasing extensive sculpture works by Gustav Vigelland. Very interesting.

City centre park with lots of statutes to see. Worth a visit while in Oslo.

Lovely sculptures! Def visit if in Oslo.

I never saw a beautiful park like this before. Here is some info about it: Sculpture park in the Frogner Park with more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland (1869–1943) in bronze, granite and cast iron, including The Angry Boy (Sinnataggen in Norwegian), The Monolith (Monolitten) and The Wheel of Life (Livshjulet).

Nice place to walk or run. Full of sculptures of local artist.

Gorgeous day to wonder around this park full of beautiful sculptures.

An all year round favorite. During summer ideal for picnics and in winter non stop fun with the sleighs.

Great park! 😃👍 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

In the prime location this is the best place to spend great time. The art is marvelous. All sculptures have unique emotions. You need hours to observe and enjoy each piece of art. It is best for running walking or just enjoying the sunshine.

One place in Oslo you don't want to miss. The layout of the park is to die for. The statues are gorgeous. Don't miss angry boy. Wherever you go on this park you will discover gems of art, like the wrought iron gates.

Great park. Worth a visit.

This is a must stop when in Oslo! You will see the circle of life, every emotion and deep emotions in each figure.

Interesting place not only for rest. Vigeland sculptures very impressive.

Enjoy your weekend.

Excellent place for nature and art lovers Must visit and see when in Oslo Outstanding figures and sculptures Pure art as all Norway is famous for.

The park is really nice in autumn. It was well maintained too. Lots of places to sit and chill.

A place to go. Possibly in combination with the Vigeland Museum where you find many mock-ups of the statues actually in the park.

Nice place. Must tu visit

In winter is pretty cold, but also we have fun with snow-sliding , since there are some hill covered by ice/ snow The statutes here are pretty unique

Really nice park in Oslo. Super nice view and sculpture all around ! Super view on top. A lot of people as it was sunny. Bikes, runners, kids, dogs … all activities were represented ! Lot of life. It changed a lot from the city Center and the harbour side of the city. Totally recommande taking a walk / run there

This outdoor exhibit is one you definitely want to visit. The statues are amazing, and the park tells a story of the circle of life.

Nice park to visit in oslo

We visited Frogner Park on 17th May 2023. It's a beautiful park displaying lots of sculptures and greenery is fantastic.

Pretty park currently covered in cold impenetrable ice

A beautiful sculpture park in the middle of Oslo.

Einfach riesig dieser Weitläufige Park.. Besonders für Kunst Interessierte.. Selbst im Winter wenn der Springbrunnen ais ist und die Figuren einen Schnee Überzug haben lädt der Park zum Verweilen und Staunen ein. Diese weite Sicht von oben auf die Stadt ist einen Ausflug wert.. und das ganze ist Kostenlos..